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Scientists found a 2,865-pound predator from before dinosaurs ruled Earth; now 2,000 ordinary people are helping reveal its skeleton

Scientists found a 2,865-pound predator from before dinosaurs ruled Earth; now 2,000 ordinary people are helping reveal its skeleton

Under the watchful eye of scientists, volunteers clean the skeleton of a mastodonsaurus A huge fossilised skeleton weighing 1,300 kilograms (2,865 pounds) that was found in southern Poland is currently being chipped out of solid rock by a group of more than 2,000 public volunteers.According to a report by the Associated Press, this unusual public…

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Quote of the day by Che Guevara: 'The life of a single human being is worth millions of times more than all the property of the richest man on Earth' and how modern economic systems treat people like numbers on a spreadsheet

Quote of the day by Che Guevara: ‘The life of a single human being is worth millions of times more than all the property of the richest man on Earth’ and how modern economic systems treat people like numbers on a spreadsheet

‘The life of a single human being is worth millions of times more than all the property of the richest man on earth’ When a single human life is weighed against material wealth, the right choice seems clear. Yet everyday real-world systems constantly do the math in reverse. Car companies weigh the cost of fixing…

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Workers digging a railway tunnel in Sweden uncovered six shipwrecks spanning five centuries

Workers digging a railway tunnel in Sweden uncovered six shipwrecks spanning five centuries | World News

A routine railway tunnel project in the Swedish coastal town of Varberg has turned into an unexpected archaeological event, after construction crews cut into a buried stretch of the town’s medieval waterfront and uncovered the remains of six separate shipwrecks. The vessels range from the Middle Ages to the seventeenth century, with four dating to…

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Why rosemary dies in many Indian homes, and the simple changes that can help this fragrant herb flourish instead

Why rosemary dies in many Indian homes, and the simple changes that can help this fragrant herb flourish instead

The biggest mistake beginners make is assuming rosemary behaves like mint or coriander. It does not. Rosemary evolved in rocky, dry regions where rainwater drains away quickly and roots rarely stay wet for long. In India, it grows best in places with plenty of sunlight and good air circulation. Hill stations naturally provide favourable conditions,…

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Britain's canals were built for industry, but they are now helping endangered wildlife survive

Britain: Britain’s canals were built for industry, but they are now helping endangered wildlife survive | World News

Britain’s canal network was never designed with nature in mind. Built more than two centuries ago to move coal, clay and cotton across an industrialising country, these engineered waterways were about as far from a natural habitat as a landscape could get. Yet today, nearly 8,000 kilometres of canals crisscrossing the country have quietly become…

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International Space Station’s $23 million toilet does far more than collect waste. It helps recycle about 98% of the station’s water into drinking water

International Space Station’s $23 million toilet does far more than collect waste. It helps recycle about 98% of the station’s water into drinking water |

Life aboard the International Space Station (ISS) depends on making the most of every available resource, especially water. Transporting supplies from Earth is enormously expensive, so astronauts cannot simply rely on regular deliveries for drinking water. Instead, the ISS uses one of the most sophisticated recycling systems ever built. At the heart of that system…

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Jaishankar flags need for fair trade, supply chain reliability in meeting with Wang Yi

Jaishankar flags need for fair trade, supply chain reliability in meeting with Wang Yi | India News

Jaishankar with Chinese counterpart Wang Yi External affairs minister S Jaishankar underlined the significance of fair market access, trade balance and supply chain reliability in a meeting with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, while welcoming recent measures to normalise Sino-Indian ties like the upgrading of the visa framework and resumption of direct flights, Kailash pilgrimage…

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Meet Polly Cooper, the woman who walked over 200 miles in the snow to feed Washington’s starving army

Meet Polly Cooper, the woman who walked over 200 miles in the snow to feed Washington’s starving army

Pic courtesy: Instagram/ @pennyhundleyart Her picture is still circulating in millions of pockets every day, and yet her story remains largely untold. Flip the U.S. Mint’s 2026 Sacagawea $1 coin, and you will see her: Polly Cooper, a woman from the Oneida tribe who helped George Washington’s Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. Chances are,…

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Dharmendra Pradhan says government ready for NEET debate, criticises Congress protest

Dharmendra Pradhan says government ready for NEET debate, criticises Congress protest

Dharmendra Pradhan accuses Congress of politicising NEET issue, reiterates government’s commitment to parliamentary discussion and reforms NEW DELHI: Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Tuesday criticised Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi and the Congress over their protest on the NEET issue, alleging that students were being used as political tools to create disruption during…

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